Poll Results

On July 22 we asked: “How do you feel about President Trump wearing a mask?” Readers chose between “He should,” “He shouldn’t,” and “I don’t know.” A total of 714 readers responded.

On July 15 we asked, “How do you view the current COVID-19 situation?” Readers chose between “Things are improving – the death rate is falling”, “Things are getting worse – cases are on the rise” and “I am not sure.”

On July 8, we asked, “Do you think President Trump’s Mount Rushmore speech was unifying or divisive?” A total of 1,296 of our readers responded.

On July 1, we asked, “Do you trust recent polls which show Joe Biden leading over President Donald Trump?” Almost 2,000 of our readers responded

On June 24, we asked, “Are you satisfied with President Trump’s handling of violent protests, looting, rioting, and the tearing down of historical statues and monuments?”

We asked, “how proud are you to be an American?” With more than 1,200 readers responding, this poll was quite popular.

In case you missed it, Joe Biden made his declaration at the beginning of June while speaking to a group of Black supporters. The former vice president told the supporters that most Americans were decent people. However, he followed this statement with his comment that “there are probably anywhere from 10 to 15 percent of the people out there that are just not very good people.” We still are unsure what group he was talking about, but our readers have shared their ideas.

On June 3, we asked, “What do you think is Joe Biden’s most significant vulnerability in the election?” More than 1,100 of you answered.

Voter fraud is becoming an important topic of debate today. The likelihood of voter fraud is subjective among many experts. But, with Pelosi’s $3-trillion radical bill, it seems that voter fraud would be easier than ever to accomplish.

On May 21, we asked: What issue concerns you the most regarding Pelosi’s radical $3 trillion bill? See the results.